How the world sees Greece
Greece says it met deficit-cutting targets in 2012 Huffington Post A finance ministry statement Monday said that, not counting the cost of servicing Greece's debt mountain, the government posted a modest budget surplus of (EURO)434 million ($588 million) last year. The conservative-led governing coalition has promised ... |
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 The Guardian | Altered mug shots spur probe into Greek police beatings Reuters ATHENS (Reuters) - A Greek prosecutor ordered an investigation on Monday into whether four suspected bank robbers were beaten in custody after police published mug shots that were altered to make their injuries appear less severe. Rights groups and ... Greek police accused of beating suspected bank robbers in custody Greek Court Orders Probe of Alleged Police Beating Row after Greek police allegedly abuse far-left suspects |
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 Kathimerini | Greece met fiscal targets for 2012, producing 434mln surplus, Finance Ministry ... Kathimerini Greece met its fiscal targets for 2012, the Finance Ministry said on Monday after releasing the general government data. The year closed with a primary cash surplus of 434 million euros, compared to a deficit of 3.5 billion euros in 2011. The general ... |
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Nameberry: Greek girls' baby names: 21 unexplored ancient treasures The San Luis Obispo Tribune Greek names, particularly for girls, are beginning to make more of a mark on the American baby namescape. The Greek Sophia is our Number 1 name, and Chloe and Zoe are at 10 and 31, respectively. Tina Fey looked back to her Greek roots for the names ... |
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